Anuja Chandramouli: The Hopeless Blogger!

Imraan Coovadia’s Tales of the Metric System is something of a chore to read. An ambitious undertaking with a sprawling narrative compose...

At the onset, let it be asserted that freedom of expression is sacrosanct in a democracy and no artist deserves to be bullied and hara...

Abubaker Adam Ibrahim’s debut novel, “Season of Crimson Blossoms” is a tale of forbidden passion between a 50 something widow, Hajiya ...

Following the monstrous success of The Fault in Our Stars, John Green is back with Turtles All The Way Down. As may be expected from thi...

Holding a copy of Jeet Thayil’s ‘The Book of Chocolate Saints’ in your hands can be somewhat intimidating, mostly because it gives eve...

Freedom of expression is a fundamental right bequeathed to every Indian citizen. Theoretically. On paper, we have the right to think for o...

Writing historical fiction is a dicey business but even more so in these parts where bovine dung is revered over human life and art is dev...

It is the information age and not surprisingly, nowadays everybody is an expert on everything under the Sun. Never mind that Whatsapp forw...

So these are interviews I did for  Mid-day ,  The New Indian Express  and  Firstpost . But for those who still have questions, its all cove...

I have said it before and I’ll say it again. Telling Padmavati’s story has been one of the most incredibly special experiences of my life....